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Smoke wafts up from the lounge among young bamboo. I am standing on the balcony backlit from a desk lamp, cutting the ends of her hair. The soundtrack of laughter drowns out the news story about the Japanese man who ate a woman in France. The French didn’t want to deal with him and neither did the Japanese. He lives somewhere here and has published too many books for a murderer. I wish the boy upstairs could see us from his balcony in this beehive. He never looks for me.
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Mar 22, 2020
Mar 22, 2020 at 1:13 AM UTC
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Smoke wafts up from the lounge among young bamboo. I am standing on the balcony backlit from a desk lamp, cutting the ends of her hair. The soundtrack of laughter drowns out the news story about the Japanese man who ate a woman in France. The French didn’t want to deal with him and neither did the Japanese. He lives somewhere here and has published too many books for a murderer. I wish the boy upstairs could see us from his balcony in this beehive. He never looks for me.
a little horror
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Mar 22, 2020
Mar 22, 2020 at 1:13 AM UTC
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